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Purpose: To practice various handling techniques.

Procedure: Players line up in files facing each other approximately 20 yards apart, with a goalkeeper in each file. Cones are placed on the end lines to act as goals. While the rest of the players pass and follow the ball to the back of the line, the goalkeepers field the ball with their hands before rolling it to the feet of the next player from the opposite side and then following across. In this way the goalkeeper can join in a normal drill activity and practice his own specific techniques, while the other players practice their own particular skills.

Development:
(a) The coach can ask players to try to push the ball past the goalkeeper to score in the goals. The goalkeeper attempts to dive and save the ball each time.
(b) The coach can direct players to give specific practice to the goalkeepers, e.g. play the ball high in the air for the goalkeeper to catch, drive the ball hard at his chest, or attempt to dribble the ball around the goalkeeper.

     
 

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